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- Baby Rocks
- No mo' Enco
- Moccasin assassins
- Keepin' on Truckin"
- Pickup country
- Found the pic spot
- What's left
- Love these old hotels
- Gorgeous Hotel!
- @BillyB "The other side of the street?"
- He's everywhere, like Elvis, right?
- Cocks Not Permitted
- Car ID
- What's at the other end of the rods --
- Right Hand Wheels
- Hammerhead crane
- Another view Hammerhead Crane
- Hammerhead Crane on the horizon
- Re: other side
- Roofing material
- Rods from Tower . . .
- Before/after
- That Furniture Company
- 1953 MG TD
- What could have been
- Your walk talks
- Street view; tower perspective
- Objects along track
- I'm with bobstothfang
- The other side of the street?
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J&L: 1941
June 1941. "Jones and Laughlin steelworks. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania." Medium format acetate negative by John Vachon for the Farm Security Administration. View full size.
Soft Steel
Surreal atmosphere of a harsh environment.
Well done, yet again, Mr Vachon.
NIght Shift
Reminds me of this pic: https://www.shorpy.com/node/22870. Wonder what the textiles would look like if they were neighbors with the wind blowing towards the textile mill.
Hard to Fathom
that the Japanese so misunderstood the folly of attacking a country with such massive industrial might, just months after this was taken.
Long gone
Hard to believe all of that no longer exists, isn't it?
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